Becketly and Carroll Power Home Team Loss Wendling Fight
For the third straight game the home club lost to Cleveland as Beckley hit a homer and Carroll slammed a heavy bat. Secretary Scandrett notes the club is losing money while Boston again tops New York. In Cleveland, over 500 Brooklyn Guards watched Pittsburg defeat Hanlon's men three straight, with Beckley and Galvin delivering key hits as Pittsburg wins on merits.
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Clevelands
Beckley
Carroll
Scandrett
Boston
New Yorks
Cleveland
Thirteenth Regiment of Infantry
Brooklyn
Hanlon
Pittsburg
National
McAleer
Bo Heen
Ing
Galvi
Kuehne
Radford
Beck- Joy
Stricker
Rowe
McKean
Locky Pan
Paserdl
Twitchell
Dunlap
Rope
Fields
Ceenter Field
Pitwe
Galvin
Buncker
Mea Sut
Tabeau
Hanton
PFHILAS WaterTox and Rulver Shine In Low-Scoring Tilt
The game details a tight matchup where pitchers Irwin and Fogarty hold offense in check. Notable players include Myers, Clements, and Ferson contributing on offense and defense. Umpiring by Scarry is noted as the contest winds down with limited hits and walks.
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BPAE
WaterTox
Myers
Rulver
Fogarty
OW. Irwin
Farrar
Tsiarke
Saana Bandera
Washingtons
Clementa
Mackye
Clements
Hallmann
Peron
Ferson
Aes A
Pale Sark
Ates
sCarrr
Anson's Team Beats Hoostem in Indianapolis Contest
In Indianapolis on August 21 Chicago defeated Hoostem easily as Kusie powered the attack. Daly failed to retire Kusie and was replaced by Sommers in the fifth inning. Two games scheduled with Cleveland tomorrow as the score remains unresolved.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Kusie
Daly
Sommers
Cleveland
Local ball club loses money amid poor schedule
Secretary Scandrett confirms the club has lost money this season, blaming away games during wartime. He expects more home games but says no further players will be released unless offered. He notes every current player is worth money and the club may keep them if sales aren’t possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandrett
Rinoneslon
Cowboys Outplayed Yet Lose to Baltimores in Tough Night
Kansas City and Baltimore split a hard fought game as Hoover errant throws in the first inning opened the door for three runs. Kansas City mounted late hits but Baltimore delivered when it counted, with Burns and Shindle supplying key hits while Kilroy struggled on the mound.
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Kansas City
Cowboys
Baltimores
Hoover
Burn
Sears
Kansas
Kansas C
Stautinoter
Kansas Oya
Maltiores
Rarned
Kansas Citys
Tewro
Harns
Shilndle
Shindle
Hy Conway
Kilroy
Tate
Goldsmith
Bears Hold Off Cincinnatis In Slugging Contest
The Cincinnati team opened with Gastright on the mound as Columbus answered with strong defense and a sharp running catch. Final score shows Columbus defeating Cincinnati 5 to 3 with key hits from Hase and others, while Wins and Losses are listed for both clubs.
Baseball Schedule Headlines Show National and American League Dates
Today’s games feature National League matchups including Pittsburg at Chicago Cleveland at Indianapolis Washington at Boston Philadelphia at New York and American Association clashes with Brooklyn at Cincinnati Athletics at Kansas City Baltimore at St. Louis Columbus at Louisville Also International League action lists Buffalo at Rochester Hamiltons at Syracuse Toronto at Toledo Londons at Detroit.
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National League
Pittsburgs
Chicago
Clevelands
Indianapolis
Washingtons
Boston
Philadelphias
New York
Americas Association
Brooklyns
Cincinnati
Athletics
Kansas City
Baltimores
St. Louis
Columbus
Louieville
International League
Buffaloes
Rochester
Hamiltons
Syracuse
Torontos
Toledo
Londons
Detroit
Scottdale and Greensburg Play a Remarkable Tie Contest
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on August 21 the third game for the championship between Scottdale and Greensburg clubs ended in a tie. Errors by Greensburg and Scottdale produced an even score of four to four with both teams missing chances to claim a win.
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Boston
Bostons
Scottdale
Greensburg
Gueensaves
Kase Hite
Tieensburg
International Leagus Games and Tri-State League Brief
International League Games report scattered notes from Rochester and Buffalo with references to trains and byrace calls. Mentions include Buffalos and Rochesters with unclear dates and odd codes, plus a Tri-State League line showing limited standings or schedule hints. The readable fragments suggest a sports brief noting events or travel in early 20th century regional leagues.
Four Good Games Arranged by McKeesport Club
Manager Térreyson of the McKeesport club arranged four games at home. Two games tomorrow against the Duquesne club at 2 15 and 4 p m with one admission price. A game Friday and one on Saturday. Phillips and Miller will pitch for the home club with Liston of U as catcher. Rattling good games are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Térreyson
McKeesport
Duquesne Club
O' E
Phillips
Miller
Liston
Big Shooting Tournament Planned at Irwin Station
Arrangements are completed for a large shooting tournament at Irwin station on the 2nd instant. Eight matches will be held and all the best shots in Western Pennsylvania are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Station
Lnst
Pennsylvana
Pugilists Glover and Bates Arrested in Ogden
Glover and Bates, the pugilists, were arrested today at Ogden and will be prosecuted by the United States District Attorney to the fullest extent of law.
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Ereclal
Salt Lake
Orry
Glover
Bates
Ogden
United States District Attorney
Denny Kelleher Defeats Ellingsworth in Prize Fight
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH Povcheerestz New York August 21 There was excellent racing at the Grand Circuit meeting with 6000 in attendance The track talent was deceived by results Geneva 8 was beaten by Mocking Bird in straight heats and a new record was set Alryon captured the 224 miles in three fast heats Doctor M showed speed in the mile Weary false summaries and cluttered text limit details but the main racing outcomes are noted
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Povcheerestz
N. Y
Geneva 8
Mocking Bird
Geneva
Alryon
Doctor M
Axtell Fails to Beat Record at Northwestern Meet
At Washington Park the third day of the Northwestern Breeders Association trotting meeting drew about 6,000. Sensational Iowan stallion Axtell failed to beat his 214% record, finishing the trial mile in 2 154. Other events saw Lady Elgin pacing 2 04 and 2 24 efforts as segments concluded with summaries of heats and times.
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Northwestern Breeders’ Association
Washington Park
Axtell
Lady Elgin
He Wins a Race at West Chester in Long Odds
West Chester New York August 21 Five thousand attend as William Jennings wins the first event backing Glenmound at 100 to 1 saucing Sandtol. Track conditions fair with hard fought races. Tomorrow’s entries list long odds and varied contenders across a crowded program at the New York Jockey Club track.
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West Chester
N. Y
Jennings
Glenmound
Groene
Bradford
Mamie Ass
Sunlight
Teille
Doe
Wilired
Tae Young Duke
Bridgelight
Pat
Ky Batings
Gomer Delain
Klay
Jereay Pat
Kings Own
Ponboyee
Niagara
Brother Mark
Mickey H. Brother
Bab
Inilerand A
Weve
Hingston
Catalpa
Cortez
Kisaston
Init
Gortes
Je Pey
Tourmaline
Miracle
Rowland
Buck Fannie
Prompt
Being Avery
Jeane
Beckstone
New York Jockey Club
Weat Chester
Haupergets
Wipetuse
Big Race Between Stallions Arctic and Crawford Wilkes
August 21 Northwestern Pennsylvania witnessed a hot pacing race for 1000 between Arctic owned by W D Rider and Crawford Wilkes owned by Stratton Bros of Evansburg. Spectators and railroads drew large crowds as bets ranged from twenty thousand to forty thousand. Arctic, a black stallion out of Bise Bell mare, faced Crawford Wilkes by Favorite Wilken Tavertse. The event drew heavy wagering and local excitement as drivers and riders competed in a tense finish.
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Franklin
Arctic
W. D. Rider
Crawford Wilkes
Stratton Bros
Evansburg
Pennsylvania
Mig — City
Bise Bell
Wilken
Tavertse
Dri Mr. Date H
Johnny Hurd
Wford
Crawford “Wilkes
Sam Thine
Ag Hk
Saratoga Races Show a Very Fast Track and Fast Times
At Sanatoca New York on August 21 the Saratoga track proved very fast in sultry heat. Winners included Pearl Set in 1:10 4, Cassias in 1:16, Melodrama in 1:35, and Sam DL among others, with several probable starters listed for tomorrow’s program.
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Sanatoca
N. Y
Forest
Lemoyne H
Elmstone
Pearl Set
Mr. Pelham
Armiel
Nannie P
Milton M. Pearl Set
Eye Tharters
Seach Guiscaite Yeuns Siu
Cassias
Avid
Royal Garter
Fonrin
Amie Sere Roulette
Als Cambysses
Hotchscotch
Kemian
Bay Kilyy
Amos
Vee Reeks
Tee Eieeee
Cecil
Pau Mall
Phaabone
Pa Ben Harrison
Ar Belle
Vermont
Garter
Long Jance Hon
Haramobourne
Cannes
Kittle Ee
Eatontown
Benedict M
Vo Ance
Trotting Races Spark Mixed Reactions at Exre Meet
The August 21 program at Exre Pa trotting races drew strong interest with the 225 class finish controversy. Violin was poised to win but Frank Finch, who should have claimed it, settled for third as complaints surfaced over the outcome and some entrants were ruled off after the prior day’s events.
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Exre
Violin
Frank Finch
Fannie C
Dosaid B
Shooting at Corey Keystone tournament results eye catching
August 21 Corey Pennsylvania Keystone shooting tournament draws large attendance and strong performances. Whitney wins event No 1 with 19 targets, Kelsey second on 18. Heikes defeats Davison and others. Miller Waeener Lindsley share fourth. No 2 prizes split among Greener Kelsey Yerrington. No 3 first place shared by Dickey McMareny Yerrin Kelsey on 24 of 25. No 4 L C Smith trophy contested with Greener Waser sharing third and Keeler Miller tied for fourth.
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Corey
Whitney
Kelsey
Heikes
Davison
Henscotter
Mack
Stanton
Dickey
Miller
Waeener
Lindsley
Greener
Yerrington
Whi
Save Smith
Exciting Contests Among Experts at Newport Tennis
At Newport R I August 21 first day of the national lawn tennis singles championship opened before1 o clock. Most top players entered except Dwight Beekman Brinley. Chase defeated Reade 6-0 6-3 6-1 in a key morning match. Meers beat Sands 6-4 6-3 6-3. Taylor won over Huntington in three straight sets 6-3 6-0 6-? . Other results listed include Hale over Rives 6-2 Beach over Taylor 6-2 6-2 Syerson over Cass 6-? Weeden over Carephall 6-4 6-2 and Hurd 6-4 2-6 4-6. Preliminary rounds show M. Ruler Wittar Meier and others advancing.
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Newport
R. L
Dr. Dwight
Beekman
Brinley
Charles A. Chase
Reade
Fone
Chase
Meers
Sands
H. A. Taylor
KR. R. Huntington
Taylor
B. B. Hale
A. L. Rives
Ellingsworth Downed in 43rd Round Knockout Match
Denny Kelleher of Boston 1574 pounds and Joe Ellingsworth of New York 149 pounds fought for 1600 dollars at the Southern Athletic Club in Los Angeles. The bout began at 10 o clock with a long exchange, Kelleher scoring a knockdown in round 23 and delivering a decisive blow in the 43rd that knocked Ellingsworth out. Ellingsworth sprained his left in round two and was unable to recover.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Denny Kelisher
Hoston
Joe Ellingsworth
New York
Southern Athletic Club
Ellingsworth
Kelleher
EliDae
London Stockport meeting features major stakes races
At the Stockton meeting the day’s main events were the Northern Leger Stakes over a mile and a half with Loworthington placing second and L'Abbosseo de Jouarre third, and the Hardwicke Stakes over six furlongs won by Fontainebleau. Lord Zetland’s race horse led to second in the Leger with Lascelle’s C w third in the Hardwicke.
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London
Stockton
Lord Zetland
Rae Goss Loworthington
James Sanreyet
Abbosseo de Jouarre
Lord ‘Almouth
Ben d’Or
Lord Lascelle
Num
Swimming Championship at Harlem River Held by AAU
The ninth annual Amateur Athletic Union swimming meet took place at the Atlanta Boat Club house on the Harlem river. Two events were contested, a 100 yard swim won by Jce C. Johnson of New York in 1 22, and a mile race won by F J W of N coee eae by a margin of ellipses. details incomplete in text.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Atlanta Boat Club
Harlem River
Jce C. Johnson
F. J
Ells
Harbison Forecasts Strong Fall Races in Pennsylvania
A. W. Harbison General Secretary of the Trotting Horse Breezers Association of Pennsylvania was in the city yesterday. He states October races will be held at Franklin or New Castle and notes that colts are more numerous this year than in a long time.
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A. W. Harbison
Trotting Horse Breezers’ Association of Pennsylvania
Fran
New Castle
Harbison
Tesmer Gaudaur Race Articles Sent for Backer Review
John Tesmer forwarded his articles of agreement for a race against Gaudaur to Gaudaur’s backer yesterday. The water condition time for the race was omitted. Gaudaur is training with Al Hamm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tesmer
Gaudaur
Op Ten
Mihieen Anal
Capheed
al Hamm
Trotting at Motersport Excitement Builds at Me Kocaport
Excitement runs high at Me Kocaport as plans for the upcoming races unfold. Local participants and spectators anticipate a lively event with bets, track action, and community interest fueling the mood.
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Motersport
Kocaport
Horse racing card fragments spark scheduling notes
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Balji and Martin horses with races tied to Youngstown events. August weather and late August dates appear, though many words are garbled. The entry implies racing delays or reschedulings and results not clearly read.
Canadian fighter wins title in Australia bout
August 2 update reports Jack Smith, featherweight champion of Canada, defeating Frank Cox of Australia in a ten round match for the prize money. The bout, held in Seesae, concluded in Sve rounds with Smith securing the victory.
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Burrao
Jack Smith
Canada
Frank Cox
Aams
Ionee
SeeSaeaa
Sullivan to spar some with Ashton in Boston crowds
Boston authorities permit John L. Sullivan and Ashton to spar four rounds at Oak Island Grove on Saturday August 31, to showcase the champion’s skill while promising no slugging. Sullivan’s Boston welcome was enthusiastic yet quiet as he recounted the recent fight and spent time with friends and family.
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Boston
Ashton
Feprcia
Bostons
John L. Sullivan
Thin John
Crescent Beach
Sylvie Gookin
Oak Island Grove
Jackson
Lannon
Thes
Sullivan
American Clipper Brings Dead Captain's Wife Home
The American clipper John A. Briggs, Captain Balch, arrived from Rio Janeiro with the captain's wife who died of fever a week out. She was buried in ballast sand in a tarred box. The ship awaits quarantine clearance and state permissions for rail transport to Machias Maine. On board all are reported well. quarantine at Lazaretto may detain the vessel briefly.
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Ipatom
John A. Briggs
Balch
Rio Janeiro
Maine
Ioundwater
United States
Pennsylvania
Lazaretto
Lost Ladies on Mount Hood Rescue After 24 Hours
Three women from Mt. Tabor Oregon went missing for a day while climbing Mount Hood. They were found at midnight atop a barren rock 10,000 feet above sea level huddled together with a pole for defense against wildlife. They survived severe cold and were escorted back to camp.
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Ore
Mt. Hood
Crater Rock
Sallie Waberg
Ronan
Frank Morgan
Portland
Carey
Ketchum
Mt Hood
White River Canyon
Between Seasons at The People's Store Dress Goods Sale
The People's Store highlights new fall imports, featuring continental black dress materials, French black cashmeres, wool Henriettas, Priestley silk and wool blends, and second mourning fabrics. It promotes best values, guarantees satisfaction, and notes newly arrived colored dress goods on sale at good prices.
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Priestley
N. B
Wreck on Erie Line Triggers Freight Crash at Big Flats
A collision on the Erie road at Big Flats involved a Lehigh Valley freight and an Erie freight, destroying the engine and several cars. Engineer Andrew Wallace and Fireman Char Kimball aboard Erie No. 2 were badly scalded. a drover from Woodhull and several others were slightly injured. Blocked tracks halted passenger service, with trains rerouted via the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western between Corning and nearby points.
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Eemima
N. Y
Erie Road
Big Flats
Lehigh Valley
Erie
Erie No
Andrew Wallace
Char Kimball
Sutton
Woodhull
Delaware, Lackawanna Preve Road
Corning
Sunday School Leaders Plan National Convention in Pittsburgh
The Executive Committee of the Sunday School Superintendents Association met to appoint two members to arrange a general meeting for Rev Mr McKittrick and Mr Miller, delegates to London. They seek B F Jacobs of Chicago for attendance. national convention may meet in Pittsburg next June using Exposition Building or City Hall. Jacobs chairs the International Executive Committee and helped adopt the uniform lesson plan.
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McKittrick
Miller
London
B. F. Jacobs
Chicago
International Association
Pittsburg
Exposition
City Hall
New York
International Executive Committee
Close Call in the House in Irish Office Debate
In the House of Commons at Lexton on August 21, Mr Sexton moved to cut the Irish office vote by Balfour's salary. He attacked Balfour's rule as bad policy and said inquiry effects were unclear. The motion was defeated 112 to 83 amid charges of inciting instruments to exceed the law by Parnellites.
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Lexton
House of Commons
Sexton
Balfour
Ios
Parnellites
Eee
Parnell
Ried
Four
A Mysterious Canal Under First National Bank
Workmen remodeling the First National Bank on South Twelfth Street uncovered a deep canal in the cellar that runs beneath the building and two adjoining structures, ending directly under the bank vault. Formerly found hole linked to past burglaries, this new tunnel remains unexplained and is being filled with cement.
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First National Bank
South Twelfth Street
Pretty milliner lashes merchant in distrust clash
In Papvucan Kentucky on August 21 Mrs Susan Loeb a stylish local milliner armed herself with a rawhide and attacked Abraham Levitch store owner a leading merchant. As crowds gathered she struck him repeatedly crying that he lies about her and that he will mind his own business. Levitch fled as the furious woman drove away in triumph.
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Levitch
Explosion Destroys Flour Mill in Scruggs & Whaley Complex
A massive blast at Scruggs & Whaley's three story flouring mill in Davuas Texas on August 21 kills no one as workers are away at dinner. The boiler and east end siding are blown out with debris scattered hundreds of feet. engineer Beasley is hurled from the scene but escapes serious harm.
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Davuas
Tex
Scruggs & Whaley
Emineer Beosley
President arrives in Indianapolis for brief reception
The presidential train reached Union Station at 9 PM. A Seventieth Indians Regiment committee and a 25-member Board of Trade committee met the President. He was escorted through a crowded station to waiting carriages for a brief public reception.
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Indianapolis
Union Station
Seventieth Indians Regiment
Board of Trade
Chicago Youth Shoots Self Over Married Sweetheart
George W. Babcock, 21, of Chicago, fatally wounds himself over a marriage with Mrs. Daniels that cannot be. The tragedy is dated August 21 in Curcaco. A separate brief notes Louis Orboy, a French glassblower at DePauw, New Albany, Ind., dying suddenly at 7:頃 night.
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Curcaco
George W. Babcock
Daniels
Louissville
Louis Orboy
DePauw Glass
New Albany
Ind
White
Judge Grants Decree in Speer vs Pannier Equity Suit
Judge Collier ruled for the plaintiff in the equity suit D R Speer brought against Gustavus A Pannier to compel delivery of Pannier half interest in the Hope Biscuit Works Allegheny Speer claimed bought for 5000 Pannier insisted the agreement gave him 7500 and sought that amount.
Schamberg Net Worried Over Hungarian Disorder
Max Schamberg said he had taken no further action for the innocent Hungarians amid disorder in the coke industry. The unclear English text notes O'Neil & Co sending the Little Fred to assist in raising the Enterprise, which was sunk and later grounded near Rochester, prompting the firm to remark that it never rains but it pours.
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Schamberg
Max Schamberg
O'Neil & Co
Enterprise
Rochester
Hospital Typhoid Patient Disrupts Ward Yesterday
Lewis Long, a typhoid patient at Southside hospital, caused a scene yesterday in the rec room as he stripped the clothes from a patient before nurses could intervene.
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Lewis Long
Southside Hospital
The Greys Return From Mt Clemens Trip
The Duquesne Greys returned last night after a two week camp in Mt Clemens. Officials reported a productive session with focus on team play and conditioning. Local fans greeted them at the station amid expected anticipation for upcoming games.
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Greys
Duquesne Greys
Mt. Clemens
Cam
Stephens
Sunday Drilling Sparks Local Dispute In Robinson Township
In Robinson township oil drilling clashed with Sabbath observance as workers began a Sunday operation on James Moore’s farm. Phillips objected and the driller faced a $25 fine plus costs from a local magistrate. The piece notes historical Sunday practices in the oil counties of Pithole and Tidioute and questions current necessity.
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Solomon
Costa
Pithole
Tidioute
Israel
Information Wanted by Census on City Services
Mayor Pearson of Allegheny received a Census Bureau request to forward names of officers and dates of reporting for topics including streets lighting street railways sewers water public buildings parks amusements churches cemeteries license police and fire department for the eleventh United States census.
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Pearson
Allegheny
Census Bureau
Washington
United States
Railway seeks more street space for extra track on Gloster Street
Property owners of Gloster Street between Renova and Vespucci in Glenwood ward oppose Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company plans to extend a second track. They warn the widening will remove all roadway, leaving insufficient space for vehicles as Bere' te Depndat Pene Wat ron conducts an inquiry today.
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Gloster Street
Renova
Vespucci
Glenwood
Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company
Bere' Te Depndat Pene Watron
Woman Recounts Attack Near Penn Avenue Home
Mrs Dolley of 2644 Penn avenue reported a morning assault by a small boy yesterday. She notified police and provided a brief description. The incident involved a confrontation on her property, with no further details available at this time.
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Penn Avenue
Sma
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